Racist Restaurant Owner Goes Viral For POSTING THIS| DNN

Racist Restaurant Owner Goes Viral For POSTING THIS| DNN

A South Carolina restaurant is facing backlash after the owner allegedly hurled racist remarks at a Black couple during a dispute over how their steak was cooked. During a Facebook live stream last week, Maurice Mckoy detailed his experience at Salt & Honey Grill in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. McKoy said he and his wife were excited to dine at the "TikTok sensation," but were met with racist remarks after asking for an adjustment to her steak. “My wife sent back the steak because it wasn’t cooked to her liking,” Mckoy explained during the live stream. McKoy said the steak was brought back to their table with no changes made, with workers telling the couple, "that’s the way it’s supposed to be.” The man argued that the meal should be prepared the way a customer asks. “But that wasn’t the topper, guys,” Mckoy continued. The owner allegedly approached the couple's table, saying he had "Googled" what a medium-well steak should look like and asserted that their food was cooked correctly. After his response didn't satisfy the customers, the owner allegedly claimed that "Black people play with his money too much." “He told my wife and I that Black people are not welcome in his establishment, and that I can leave and I’m barred from his restaurant,” Mckoy said in the live stream. Video of Mckoy's video went viral as social media users slammed the restaurant over the treatment of its Black customers

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